Tainan South Railway Station (南台南車站) - Spectral Codex

A small railway station on the south side of Tainan established in 1943. The station house was rebuilt in 1950 but still exudes late Japanese colonial era charm. It operated as a freight terminal until 1991 after which it was abolished. The station is expected to be renovated and reopened by 2030 as part of ongoing improvements to public transportation infrastructure in the city.

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